east. american airstrikes on the territory of iraq and syria using strategic bombers, as a result of which objects were destroyed , civilians were killed, and civilians were again demonstrated to the whole world. the essence of us policy in the middle east and washington’s complete disregard for international law. obedient participation in attacks by the us royal air force and britain should not create the illusion of some kind of international coalition. london has yet to answer for its zeal in supporting the purely provocative actions of its superiors in washington. it is obvious that the airstrikes are specifically designed to further inflame the conflict. practically without pauses, and recently objects such as asserted by pro-iranian groups in iraq and syria, the united states is in fact deliberately trying to plunge the largest countries in the region into the conflict. washington, believing in its impunity, continues to sow destruction and chaos in the middle east. we strongly condemn the new blatant act of american-british aggression against sovereign states, and seek urgent conside

syria and iraq. not a cloud in the sky. but that is about to change. there will be significant clouds come ing over the mediterranean from the west to the east over syria and then over iraq. this is going to happen later on today and some of those clouds will be so thick and so moisture laiden from it that mediterranean humidity that there will be rainfall. maybe a half to 1 inch of rain in some spots. that will limit visibility out there, especially from the sky. some of these clouds will break up on tuesday morning and by tuesday afternoon, and wednesday, the skies completely clear again. >>> on friday president biden attended the dignified transfer of the soldiers killed in the drone attack. the remains of the three were carefully carried off a military plane in delaware. president biden along with first lady jill biden met with their families. presidents don't always attend the solemn ritual, but this is biden's second as commander-in-chief. >>> a revered member in ukraine is about to be out of his job. still ahead, how the country's commander-in-chief is on the bad side of president zelenskyy. that's coming up. stay with us. in order for small bus

syria. i'm doing well, but do you believe that this course of action will perhaps prevent further attacks on american middle east spaces? you know, we saw the iraqi umbrella group that was responsible for the initial attacks in syria, not jordan syria, us slide when it made that claim because it knew it was in political hot water if it did otherwise, because it would open up the pandora's box about what us forces are doing there, beside stealing oil and trying and old tired strategy of getting rid of bush our soc. but the iraqi forces declared an immediate cease fire timeout. so it's very clear that they know how to play this game the right way. the intelligent way, the strategic way. so what the united states has done is taken military action against syria and against a rack. and it's important to understand the iraqis have said, for multiple years now that they don't want any american military forces there, they don't mind an embassy the although that's might be needed to be removed as well. but the us forces there have no business there. but of course, a rack is had his back broken, so it's a very easy slave

by resistance groups, there was there has been a couple of attacks between like at the same time east syria and just now like a couple of minutes ago there has been an attack ain asad us military base in in western iraq now the the the even makes it even more dangerous that the the ministry of defense of the united states announced that this is only the beginning of the operation. and these attacks were only beginning of let's say a process or series of attacks on locations that will be let's say detected later and in times that they will choose and i think that there there they be met with with direct responses as we saw uh what took place earlier today and muslim we anti-us sentiments are have become very toxic as of late in iraq what are the reason some of the reasons that that have led to this kind of environment where uh basically most iraqis including the government are fed up with us forces with the us government on iraqi soil? i think it it's sort of back and forth between the us it is trying to stall the process of let's say uh staying in the in the country as long as there is forc

was still in the caliphate, when it collapsed injanuary, 2019, and was taken to a camp in north—east syria40, subsection two, of the british nationality act 1981, gives the secretary of state, in practice, the secretary of state, in practice, the home secretary, power to deprive a person of british citizenship, if satisfied that there probation is conducive to the public good. on february the 19th, 2019, without prior notice to ms begum, the then secretary of state made an order depriving her of british citizenship on the ground that it would be conducive to the public good to do so, because her return to the united kingdom would present a risk to national security. there is a right of appeal to the special immigration appeals commission against orders or deprivation of citizenship made on national security grounds. on the 3rd of may 2019, ms begum applied for leave to enter the uk, so that she could take part in her appeal. that application was refused. on the 26th of february 2021, the united kingdom supreme court held that the secretary of state had acted lawfully in refusing ms begum l

syria and iraq. this is a dangerous moment in the middle east. we will continue to work to avoid a wider conflict than a region, but we will take all necessary actions to defend the united states, our interest, and our people. and we will respond when we choose where we choose and how we choose. now from what we understand, the white house says this entire situation lies squarely on the shoulders of the as womic republic of the wrong. and they blame iran for this entire situation. yes. to the point now the islamic republic of iran said prior to the actions that we've recently seen that if the united states continues to escalate its activities throughout the region, they will retaliate against the united states. you know that we do not leave any threat to announcing homes. we don't offer a war, but we need a fair will nor escape it. now it's important to know that a number of iranian lines forces throughout the region have been targeted. 5 united states allies, united states and by israel waters and a number of strikes carried out a number of prom

east. the united states launched a massive attack on iraq and syria last night.ording to washington, the bombing targets of the iranian islamic revolutionary guard corps and associated pro-iranian formations. at the same time , numerous aircraft, including long-range bombers, flew in from the united states. over 85 targets were hit, and the united states waited for good weather to attack. the order was given personally by joe biden, pentagon chief austin said that the night strikes were just the beginning of the response. is the united states ready for a direct clash with iran? more on that and more on the night bombing. valentin bogdanov. deadly fireworks from shells flying in all directions - the result of an american strike on the iraqi border town of elqaim, an ammunition factory, one of. 85 us air force night raid targets. we're back on the air with special coverage of us airstrikes against iranian-backed militants. the strikes were in response to a drone attack on a base in jordan that killed three american soldiers. for 30 minutes, the pentagon bombed the

foreign ministry condemned the us strikes on iraq and syria, calling them a strategic mistake that will only lead to even greater instability in the middle easterday's attack on iraq and syria was another gamble and strategic mistake by the us government, which will not be have no result other than increasing tension in the region. 85 damaged objects associated with the iranian islamic revolutionary guard corps and the pro-iranian militia came under fire last night in the syrian province of derrezor and iraq's al-anbar. baghdad condemned the us strike on the militias. border areas of the country, calling them a violation of state sovereignty and warning that the consequences of such actions are unpredictable for the situation in the region as a whole. the american side falsified the facts: claiming preliminary coordination to carry out this aggression. these are false statements intended to mislead international public opinion. as a sign of protest against the actions of the american military , the us charge d'affaires was summoned to the iraqi foreign ministry to present him with a corresponding note. the iraqi shida militia reported the dea

i am that spokane, the conflict in the middle east, syria has yet to speak. i will bring you more later in the program most due to 1st of all, the us national security adviser has said that the old pockets that washington hits in the mid least legitimate and don't affect civilians. we do not have at this time uh any confirmation of any civilian casualties or military is still looking at that. what we do know is that the targets we hit were absolutely a valid targets from the point of view of containing the weaponry and the personnel that were attacking american forces. on friday, washington, on least the massive bombing campaign on the rock in syria. 34 people were killed, more with wounded, and then later western bombs raised down on who the positions in yemen of the red sea coordination reportedly conducted. 15 more on sunday night. these attacks of being branded as retaliation to the death of 3 american soldiers in a drug attack in jordan, the washington's claims that there had been no cap. the civilian casualties contradict testimonies from the round hole

east. the united states launched a massive attack on iraq and syria last night.ng to washington, facilities of the iranian islamic revolutionary guard corps and associated pro-iranian formations were bombed. in total, over 85 targets were hit. the order was given personally by joe biden. and it is already known that today’s bombing is not will be limited. are you ready for that? is the us headed for a direct clash with iran? valentin bogdanov. a deadly fireworks display of shells flying in all directions is the result of an american strike on the iraqi border town of elqaim. the ammunition plant is one of 85 us air force night raid targets. we're back on air with a special report on us airstrikes against militants. within 30 minutes, the pentagon bombed the territory of independent states without un sanctions, bypassing the charter of the world organization, dropping 125 bombs. official baghdad seems to have been notified in advance; official damascus, of course, was not. before the bombing begins, the head of the white house participates in a ceremony to welcome

has the, uh, the uh, the living on israel border as well as what's happening to the north of the east in syria and iraq. and uh, and the potential for a, something serious as we saw happen the other day at the us facility and jordan is, is going to be concerned in terms of forcing the administration to take on much more aggressive measures against the, against these pro ronnie and forces i, i'm more concerned as particularly again as far as the who these are concerned, we're concerned that there is no need to be a miscalculation like there was, was a tower 22 that ends up with us casualties. and again, forces divided ministration to undertake much more aggressive measures to, to try to limit who to capabilities. and i would see uh at this point that we're probably going to see mostly a continuation of current efforts. daryl far as time from the middle east institute in washington dc. thank you very much and do for your time. it's been a pleasure or how staying in the least and officials at the home us one health ministry say at least 30 palestinians were killed in central garza on sunday. repo

so syria has lashed out, so the us for fueling the i, sol, tara groups activities in the middle east, and also highlighting americas involvement in having a strong uber un from bringing peace to the region. all that, as well as washington strikes multiple targets across iraq and syria. overnight. it is not surprising that the american attack targets the eastern region of syria, where our syrian forces are fighting against the remnants of the dashed terraced organization. while the united states is working to revive isis terrorist activity, the syrian arab republic expresses its deep concern over the state of paralysis of un security council. as to us, henders, its ability to assume its responsibilities in halting such dangerous violations. all right is about 4, 32 pm on saturday, entire on requesting live. now to use of july, the study by for us right there in the capital use that to, to us about reaction and then coming from across the middle east. if you would this yes, we're already doing. i'd say it has made it yet another world, one in the middle east, by unleashing a wave of air

this morning, areas in the east made syria and western iraq the target of its airstrikes. at the same time as the us attacks on iraq and syria , the country's military base in the koniko gas field in eastern syria was targeted by a rocket attack, which led to a fire in this base. according to some sources, the base of the american invaders in keniko is the target of thirty rockets. is placed the islamic resistance of iraq has announced that it targeted american military bases in al-aswad al-tanf and al-khadra village in iraq and syria with rocket and drone attacks. american and british air strikes to the east of the city of saada in the north of yemen. last night, this morning, the planes america has been blessed several times. on friday evening, america and england attacked areas in yemen's hajja province . the yemeni armed forces have announced that , despite these attacks , they will continue military operations against the ship and the interests of the zionist regime until the aggression on gaza stops. at the same time, the british maritime security company reported tw

the base of the american occupation in the omar oil field located in the east of syria was targeted by a drone attack. two nights ago, this base was targeted by a missile attack. american military bases in the region have been the target of attacks by iraqi resistance groups dozens of times since the beginning of the gaza war. iraqi resistance. the purpose of this work it has declared against the us support for the zionist regime in the crimes in gaza. the secretary general of lebanon's hezbollah said: the first responsibility for every drop of blood that is shed today in gaza and the entire region is the american government. seyyed hassan nasrallah, referring to the martyrdom of some lebanese civilians in the zionist regime's attack on nabatieh, said: "everyone should know that the price of blood will be more than the attack on the enemy's base and spy facilities." in his speech, the secretary general of lebanon's hizbullah also mentioned that they have missiles that, according to experts , have a range of more than 450 kilometers. secretary kalbollah of lebanon holds the american gov

countries around the world that do not share their databases with a slight countries in the middle east, syria the u.s. authorities can't really only run fingerprints against databases here in the united states for it against interpol red notices and countries that cooperate with us. it is very difficult to find out in a criminal history for some of the migrants cross the border from some of these countries the u.s. does not have a lot of diplomatic relationships. >> totally alarming and astounding, bill thank you. arthel? arthel: thank you. migrant crime is been issued new york city as well bring some of ththe suspects are reportedly believed to be migrants in the latest incident the stabbing of a teenager and busy times square happening thursday. six people arrested. some charged with gang assaults and most are teenagers themselves. cb cotton in new york city with that story. >> hi arthel. a source confirms a teen who was stabbed is a migrant he was taken to the hospital, he is expected to be okay. this stabbing, one of two chaotic crime scenes in times square which we all know is a tourist

the base of the american occupation in the omar oil field located in the east of syria was targeted byrone attack. two nights ago, this base was targeted by a missile attack. american military bases in the region have been the target of attacks by iraqi resistance groups dozens of times since the beginning of the gaza war.

now syria has lost out of the united states for fueling the ice field, tara groups activities in the middle east, while also highlighting americas involvement in having, stringing the un from bringing peace to the region. old off in more us washington strikes multiple targets across iraq and syria overnight. it is not surprising that the american attack targets the eastern region of syria, where our syrian forces are fighting against the remnants of the dashed terraced organization. while the united states is working to revive isis terrorist activity, the syrian arab republic expresses its deep concern over the state of paralysis of un security council. as to us, hinders its ability to assume its responsibilities in halting such dangerous violations, even though it says has made it yet another world wind in the middle east, by unleashing a wave of air strikes against what it called, the targets and the positions of the wrong back to miller says, india wrong and syria of course, or the west has justified it's the air strikes and those countries by saying that the strikes actually are a retaliatio

america, friday night, early today, areas in the east of syria and the west made iraq the target of its airstrikes. simultaneously with the us attacks on iraq and syria , the country's military base in the koniko gas field in eastern syria was targeted by rocket attacks, which led to a fire in this base. according to some sources, the base of the american invaders in keniko was the target of 30 rockets. is placed the islamic resistance of iraq has announced that it targeted american military bases in al-asad (atanf and al-khadra village in iraq and syria) with rocket and drone attacks . america and england once again attacked targets in the territory of yemen in joint aggression. according to yemeni media reports, in these attacks in the east of saada province in three. it was the turn of the air attack to be targeted , yet no further report has been published about the details of these attacks and the martyrs and possible damages. on friday evening, america and england attacked areas in yemen's hajja province. the british maritime security organization has reported two explosions in th

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but still limited so that the strikes were along the east syria, iraq border in a trench there that we know has a number of -- militia groups and camped there. now, that's a part of that border that runs through jordan that connects there to tower 22, which of course, the american base for those three, where those three american servicemen and women were killed. we are getting reports here on the ground about another kind of casualties that we have seen. you will know, of course, that there are 125 precision munitions used, according to the biden administration, the one bombers flying through the continental united states that they hit drone facilities, that they hit munitions, but then in terms of the numbers, 26 sites in syria, according to the syrian observatory for human rights, 23 members of iranian- backed militia killed there. and then here in iraq, 16 killed, 36 injured. according to iraqi media, quoting iraqi officials. there is theory by the iraqi government in terms of the statements they are making, claiming that they are not for warned about these strikes and saying that i

is a rather dangerous situation as the i states continues error struct throughout the middle east region, syria has last outside of the us and to the end of funding the i so tara, grouping them, at least them off, is also emphasize washington's role in obstructing peace in the why, the middle east is comes as american both as little strikes in iraq city. i'm the m and on saturday. it is not surprising that the american attack targets the eastern region of syria, where our syrian forces are fighting against the remnants of the dashed terraced organization. while the united states is working to revive isis terrorist activity . the syrian era republic expresses its deep concern over the state of paralysis of un security council, as the us henders, its ability to assume its responsibilities in halting such dangerous violations. you know, since has made it yet another world wind in the middle east, by unleashing a wave of air strikes against what it called the targets and the positions of the wrong back to miller shows. india wrong, and syria, of course, or the west has justified. it's the air strik

these complexes, you think about the east in syria, these are complexes that have hundreds of bunkersn them. and so there is a lot more targets you could hit there. we hit 85. that is not very much. john: retired u.s. army colonel joe buccino, thank you very much. mr. buccino: thanks so much for having me. ♪ john: the first votes in the democratic race for president were cast today in the south carolina primary. polls are still open, but president biden is expected to win easily. mr. biden wasn't in the state today. he visited his campaign headquarters in delaware, and is heading to campaign stops in california and nevada. the republican primary in south carolina is later this month. senate negotiators are closing in on a final text of border security legislation. they are now working on the final spending figures for the plan. senate leaders would like to see votes on the measure next week. no details have been made public. it will also include money for both ukraine and israel. if the measure passes the senate, it would face an uncertain future in the house. intense forest fires are

not only in the but also in the west side, including east jerusalem, syria level and jordan, where we run 700 schools for half a 1000000 children, hundreds and 40 medical centers and many more programs that are today at risk. can you put that into context for us because um, you know, we've heard from your director about how serious the funding crisis is. what is the real world impact on the cuts that you are experiencing on the civilians who are on the ground as we're experiencing to date, a freezing of funding that affects almost half of our budget's requirements for this year. in the numbers, this means that may be all righty at the end of march, beginning of april, half a 1000000 girls and boys who go to 700 and the rest schools may not be able to continue learning. it also means that if we don't get the funding back to 1000000 patients of palestine, refugees who get up to 8000000 medical consultations per year in our a 100 them 40 health centers might not be able to get their medicines for the beaches . high blood pressure and other long term diseases, but mostly it means that mor

any and all efforts ensuring any kind of peace and stability. integrity within the middle east perspective, syria and political analyst and academic isabella's a down, she says the u. s. has a long track record of imposing sections on the countries and doesn't fable or this or this bill who is by the united states or the senate. so i'm assuming and people is like any other sanctions imposed by the u. s. it's never been to help any people like what some of the senate's members are claiming they are claiming that they are imposing this bill to help this 3 and people while they were calling the crisis of the 13 year crisis. as the searching year warranty, syria with the word crisis, why it's nothing less than a war. when the u. s. and it's international. both international and regional allies use center is coming from all around the world to flight the syrian government and the syrian people seeing government that they insist on calling this a routine as trusting their, let's say, aggressive times or to toward the syrian government. this is one and this section like any other satisfaction and close

million palestini refugees scattered in the region in gaza strip, west bank including east jerusalem, libaron, syria and jordan, so it wants to end the terminology. refugee because palestinians have been calling and demanding for the return of palestinian refugees, so as long as honor exists, this means palestinians will continue to call for the right of return, and this annoys israel. israel wants only to receive the fund for itself, it doesn't want palestinians to receive recognition uh for the suffering. it's a very important point and also that the agency has said that the apart at israeli military has attacked its premises in the gaza strip at least 260 times have been attacked. mind boggling uh alie, this is clearly collective punishment, um, why have the the more than 10 nations now who have paused funding um do so at such a critical time? it came only hours after that icj ruling, it's another we weapon of war that they're using against the palestinian people, if they can't kill them with bombs, they want to try to kill them with starvation, and it just..." shows the complicity of these vario

many do not like what they are doing, the americans. the fate of civilians in the middle east, when they hit syria maybe not everyone knows this, but mostly they suffered, including civilians who died, because they did not expect that the strikes would hit them, they did not leave their homes, but what’s interesting is that the militants left, the equipment was taken out, the equipment was taken out. biden needed to demonstrate that he is not yet a moralist and that he can still do something, but in fact, what the americans can do in relation to the same houthis or, for example, the formation of a popular mobilization in iraq or the formation in syria, they cannot , they can periodically launch these missile and bomb strikes, which do not cause much damage to these militants and that’s it, the second option, and our bense did not perform very well, but in the end the americans cannot be stopped by the same thing that can stop them? real teachings, for example, yes, they are talking about now , following the example of those that took place a year ago in march in the indian ocean in the arabian sea

the border between syria and iraq, and al jazeera, citing a local source, reported that unidentified planes targeted heydarieh and shibli areas in the city of al-mayadin in the eastdeir zor province in syria , as well as around the city of bokmal in the city of diro in east of deir zor near the syrian-iraq border was targeted by an airstrike. arti arab network reported that an attack was carried out on areas in huma al-mayadeen and bokmal by drones. syrian media from the martyrdom of 3 members of military groups affiliated with the forces syrians reported airstrikes in the suburbs of al-mayadeen. according to an american official, the abc news channel reported that the us attacks on syria on friday evening were carried out in response to the attack on the air force base in jordan. hello , dear viewers of the program. every day at 1930 from khabar network. police chief rahebar faraja asked his countrymen to refrain from unnecessary traffic on some of the country's mountain roads due to heavy snow and ice . dear compatriots, the first step is to avoid unnecessary trips, and... if you have a necessary trip ahead of you for any reason, don't do anything. we do not re

section 40, north—east syria.wo of the british nationality act 1981, gives the secretary of state in practice . secretary of state in practice. the home secretary the power to depnve the home secretary the power to deprive a person of british citizenship if satisfied that deprivation is conducive to the pubuc. deprivation is conducive to the public. good. on the deprivation is conducive to the public . good. on the 19th of public. good. on the 19th of february 2009, 18, without prior nofice february 2009, 18, without prior notice to miss begum, the then secretary of state made an order depriving her of british citizenship on the ground that it would be conducive to the pubuc it would be conducive to the public good to do so because her return to the united kingdom would present a risk to national security. there is a right of appeal to the special immigration appeals commission, siac , against orders for siac, against orders for deprivation of citizenship made on national security grounds . on on national security

these are guys on the west bank, including east jerusalem, jordan, syria, and lebanon. israel views the united nations relief and works i didn't see as a witness to the problem of palestinian refugees because they're bought the not bought in 1948, which was caused by the decision to create b. e's real estate. the existence of such a witness reminds the entire world that there is an important impression issue that requires consideration and a political solution. this is perhaps one of the most important reasons why israel is trying to stop the agency. we have enough liquidity to last through february. if there is no additional funding, we will have to stop our operations. if this happens, i will ask the whole world where the israel will step in to replace us. if so, please let the problem be solved this way. these countries have a very independent position, but they are united by the assumption that your employees may have taken part in the service act violent and you and rules. and in particular, the principal of neutrality in the work of human representatives. in any case, they should

in 2015 when she was aged 15, she left east london to travel to syria to join islamic state.itizenship was revoked on the grounds of national security shortly after she was found in a refugee camp in 2019. she had argued the decision was unlawful because she was a victim of trafficking. it means she will now remain in syria, with no chance of returning to the uk. let's see the ruling in the court of appeal. in conclusion, for these reasons, we unanimously dismiss the appeal. it could be argued that the decision in ms begum's case was harsh. it could also be argued that ms begum is the author of her own misfortune. but it is not for this court to agree or disagree with either point of view. our only task is to assess whether the deprivation decision was unlawful. we have concluded it was not and the appeal is dismissed. let's go live now to the court of appeal where we can speak now to our correspondent graham satchell. i think it is a very significant judgment, unanimouslyjudges and judgment, unanimously judges and court judgment, unanimouslyjudges and court of appeal. there

cities to the east of syria, near the iraqi border. they're about 30 miles from each other. so minimal information coming out from where we have had these particular strikes. but just a report that some eight targets or eight posts have been hit resulting in what we know right now to be eight deaths or eight casualties. we know that three of them again according to syrian media were of the auxiliary forces to the syrian arab army. it gets complex and confusing. we look at the different forces. the syrian arab arm my is the dominant force in syria. they are indeed supported by iran. so we have three casualties, three deaths according to syrian media from this syrian arab army. they have been martyred. these are the auxiliary forces of the syrian arab army. we're watching the details. one thing we can tell you, the proxy forces, knowing some kind of strike was coming from the u.s. today were not intimidated. at least not the houthis. there was a missile, a surface to surface missile that was fired in the direction of israel. it was intercepted by the aerial defense system. the

yeah, we've seen a few showers around the east, the side of the mediterranean, still one or 2 of those shows up into the impulse of syria, east, over towards the cool. cuz if the south is that generally dry gauze, but around 18 degrees celsius, it should be somewhat quads. and that has been recently as we go on through the next couple of days. good. the quite weather across the good parts of uh, north africa. we have got to the system here, swelling away around, central pos, ultimate. it's randy sites and the cfc. some showers themselves the into the northwest of libya using a little further east with it'll stay dry. they have a car at 22 degrees. quite a brisk wind coming in across the desert that we will see some shala's just east and the way down towards the gulf of guinea will be down paws here. shouts to across central posts of africa, but dry to the south of the fall and counting the cost of israel is 1st credit racing downgrades. how bleak is the output for its economy? commercial real estate in the us as faltering banks as far away as germany of feeling the pain. plus we find out whether a full day work week wil

. >>> the united states has conducted widespread air strikes in the middle east hitting iraq, syria and yemen, targeting iran-backed militias in the region. iraq and syria report dozens of deaths from the bombings including civilians. president biden's national security adviser said that the strikes will continue. when our kristen welker asked jake sullivan if he would rule out strikes in iran here is what he said. >> sitting here today on a national news program i'm not going to get into what we've ruled in and ruled out from the point of view of military action. what i will say is that the president is determined to respond forcefully to attacks on our people. the president also is not looking for a wider war in the middle east. >> for more on this let's go live to claudio lavanga. walk us through these recent developments. >> reporter: good morning. let's start with saturday when the u.s. and the uk said they struck 36 houthi targets in 13 different locations in yemen with missiles fired or launched from u.s. navy ships stationed in the red sea, including the "u.s.s. carney" and the

east. and syria in the northeast. and jerusalem, of course, in the central area. and also had their hands full, keeping all those things together. next slide, please. most of the american observers were in lebanon in 1978 prior to the israeli invasion of lebanon that year. we in our international partners occupied five fixed ops north of the israeli border inside lebanon. next lot. in 1978, unifil formed in the battalions, highlighted here were armed note that there on the left hand side is the tier pocket. it was occupied by the palestinian organization while the running along the south labeled the dfa enclave was occupied by christian lebanese army breakaway units that were allied with the israelis. remarkably, the un condoned and unifil didn't control of the territory was mandated to occupy from the beginning and since the un acquiesced, the combatants acquiesced, the combatants refused surrender essential territory to unifil. next slide, please. after 1978, israeli invasion operation litani designed to push the palestinian armed elements out of lebanon. so ops

syria. al-jazeera reported, quoting local sources, that unidentified planes targeted al-haydriya and shabli areas in the city of al-mayadeen in the east zor province in syria . also around the city of bokmal in the east of yesterday.

being held hostage and killed by iranian proxies and literally fighting us throughout the middle east and syriaan people in the eye and explain the strategy why were there, what were doing and how working to get ahead aside from blowing up boston whalers the doha people on them. maria: it's a good point that in the middle of this iran is continuing joint naval exercises with russia and china by the end of the year. ahead of iran's navy said exercise aims to protect the security of the region and common interest. what about this? >> not great news russian doesn't have a lot of reach into the arabian gulf, they had some naval activity in syria but behind the scenes you are seeing an incredible mushroom cooperation on arms proliferation and a lot of it on the battlefield in ukraine made in iran and receiving that throughout the region. of course russia procuring weapons from as far away of north korea, george w. bush talks about an axis of evil, there does seem to be a conjoining of countries with very different interest and histories that seem to be willing to cooperate against the west right now

the westbank east jerusalem jordan lebanon, and syria. but 9. some of its biggest backers, including germany, have temporarily post payments. the european union says it will decide on its next cash injection later this month. not individual you members states or divide it countries including the netherlands, finland, and sweden have also frozen funds for no, but others including belgium and ireland, 15 to continue payments. while port school in spain have up their pledges, withdrawing funding for such an agency. i'm. i was to collect the punishment of the police to me and people who are actually going to an undescribable situation in terms of human rights. so i am very proud of what of the spanish government is doing. israel has long been critical of in wrong and argues that time us considered a terrorist groups by the u and u. s. has infiltrate to the agency, it's embassy and brussels sent us. the statement is rarely as committed to provide humanitarian aid to gaza. civilian population, in accordance with international law, however, reduced the

syria. al-jazeera reported, quoting local sources, that unidentified aircraft targeted al-haydriya and shabli areas in the city of al-mayadeen in the east of deir wozor province in syria . also around the city of bokmal in the east of derozur . the syrian-iraq border was targeted by an air strike . arti arab network reported that the attack on areas in humi al-mayadeen and bokmal was carried out by drones. syrian media from the martyrdom of 3 members military groups affiliated with the syrian forces reported airstrikes on the outskirts of mayadin. abc news reported, quoting an american official , that the us attacks on syria on friday evening were carried out in response to the attack on the american forces base in jordan. the head of the country's election headquarters said that until the 11th of march, when the assembly elections will be held, two more maneuvers will be held for the preparation of the executives and authentication devices. mr. shahcheri also held an election conference with the participation of the candidates of the 12th term of the majlis in a provincial or electoral district. informed by observing ethics and invitin